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Brigadier McPherson & officers of the 4th Division Captain Higham [i.e., Heigham], 17th Regiment; Captain Earle, Major of Brigade; Captain Croker, 17th Regiment; Captain Swire; Captain McPherson.

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Brigadier Philip McPherson, CB., and captains Clement Henry John Heigham, William Henry Earle, (John L. or Edward) Croker, Roger Swire, and Philip McPherson, wearing uniform, posed next to tent.
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Purchase; Frances M. Fenton; 1944.
Forms part of: Roger Fenton Crimean War photograph collection.

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01/01/1855

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Fenton, Roger, 1819-1869, photographer

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Korortne (Ukraine), 45.47583, 36.34250

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